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How much does the £7.45bn insurance stealth tax hurt you?

  • Insurance tax impact
  • Rising insurance costs
  • M&S performance and mortgages

To what extent is the insurance covert tax impacting you?

Insurers have faced criticism for the increase in the cost of auto and homeowner’s insurance over the past year, but the insurance premium tax imposed by the Treasury is exacerbating the situation.

This clandestine tax currently generates an astounding £7.45 billion annually; however, it remains uncertain how much it is likely to cost you and whether there is a possibility of reducing it.

In this episode of Lunch Money, This is Money’s Simon Lambert and Helen Crane examine the insurance premium tax trap.

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